![]() ![]() I like a bit of chaos and nonsense in my music, with the band Unexpect usually being a little more dissonant and chaotic than I actually want, in case that gives you an idea of my range. Stuff like Mr.Bungle, Dog Fashion Disco, Tub Ring, Stolen Babies, The Algorithm, Polkadot Cadaver, and Diablo Swing Orchestra. I like a lot of different stuff, but my favorite stuff is in the Avant-Garde, Progressive, and Experimental corner of Rock and Metal. I've found the same is true of jazz, though I haven't really dug into enough of it to know a bunch of different subgenres and artists off the top of my head. All of those things are wildly different, all can be described as "metal", but you gotta be more specific if you want someone to actually know what you like to listen to. If you just say "I like metal", that could mean you like Sabbath and Judas Priest and Iron Maiden, or it could mean you're way into 90's death metal, or it could mean that you really like symphonic metal. ![]() though, honestly, at this point "metal" and "jazz" really should be considered some kind of "supergenre" above a massive number of different, varied things. As you might expect from these descriptors, I also like a lot of those instrumental not-metal, not-jazz, somewhere-in-between bands that have sprung up over the past few years - Animals as Leaders, Covet, early Polyphia, etc. It's just that most often what I want falls under one of the above genres. I dunno, really, sometimes I'll surprise myself with what I want to listen to. Or sometimes something way more "atmospheric" (Agalloch, Alcest, Deafheaven).īut I also sometimes find myself listening to jazz (Snarky Puppy, Casiopea) or. If I don't know what to listen to, I'll listen to something proggy (Ne Obliviscaris, Black Crown Initiate, Rivers of Nihil) or something melodic (August Burns Red, old In Flames, Skeletonwitch). I tend to lean towards metal most of the time. ![]()
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